ComeCome

Features ComeCome

This app is a very simple app that outputs words such as "thank you", "Im thirsty", and "I want to go to the bathroom" that are often used in everyday life by simply pressing a button.Supports conversations for people who are suffering from various causes, including dysarthria.This application can be used immediately after launching the application.
It can also be used offline.On the top page, there is also a function that allows you to call people by shaking the app.
After installing the app, if you enter the name of the person you want to call, you can call the person you want to call by simply shaking your smartphone.On the health status page, it is possible to have more complicated conversations such as "I have a headache and want to take medicine" or "I have a stomachache and want to go to the hospital immediately" by combining buttons.On the memo page, if the buttons on the memo page are not enough, you can write letters or pictures with your finger to convey the necessary information to the other party.We hope that many people who are frustrated by the lack of communication and the people around them can use this app to relieve the stress of their daily lives.[App overview]◆ Simple conversations such as "thank you" and "Im thirsty" are possible just by pressing a button equipped with an utterance function.◆ People can call you just by shaking your smartphone.* In the initial settings, you can enter the name of the person you want to call.◆ With simple operation, it is possible to communicate the minimum necessary intentions, so it can greatly reduce the stress of "persons who have difficulty speaking" and the stress of not being able to listen to "caregivers".◆ Since it can be used offline after downloading, it can be used regardless of the presence or absence of a communication environment.◆ Because it is designed with the elderly in mind, even those who are not good at operating smartphones can use it easily.◆ This app is designed for people with articulation disorders, but it can be used by people who have difficulty speaking, such as people with speech disorders, people who have temporary difficulty in speaking due to illness, etc.